your right....and thats not what im saying....not everyone gets cancer, im just generalising here...and its clear to me that they dont make much money, ive got friends in the industry...in this case the cure (product) isnt expensive and isnt really possible to sell at a high price since its easily found (as stated in the article) and the reason they wont patent is cause they would have a hard time making good income from it....once again i just find the reasoning of the pharmasuticle company unclear and weak

without ppl alive they cant sell now can they :)
ps. i know its not a charity but they aren't selling cause they cant make ALOT of money

Most pharmaceutical companies aren't making as much as you'd think. Research, testing, and loads of other procedures mean companies have to wait years until a drug can be introduced on the market, which loses them money. Also, if they can't patent it then how would they be able to supplement the huge cost of the development, shipping, advertising, etc...

Good job on noticing that alive people buy drugs. Do you mean that everyone gets cancer eventually?

your right....and thats not what im saying....not everyone gets cancer, im just generalising here...and its clear to me that they dont make much money, ive got friends in the industry...in this case the cure (product) isnt expensive and isnt really possible to sell at a high price since its easily found (as stated in the article) and the reason they wont patent is cause they would have a hard time making good income from it....once again i just find the reasoning of the pharmasuticle company unclear and weak